Attainment of right practice is a gradual process, and a layperson can observe only partial self-control; a renunciant, however, is able to observe more comprehensive rules of conduct.
"Today's incident is yet another reminder of why we issued a significant, comprehensive rule aimed at improving the safe transport of high hazard flammable liquids," acting FRA Director Sarah Feinberg said.
In the case of the Law of the Sea convention, which laid down a comprehensive system of rules for the use of oceans and their resources, he was opposed for national reasons but also on behalf of "world demand".
In 2014, the Department of Defense proposed a comprehensive new rule designed to capture all forms of predatory lending and ban certain practices, such as pre-dispute arbitration clauses, in loans to servicemembers.
Law, Aristotle said, is "a sort of order" and thus provides a comprehensive framework of rules and institutions through which a society is constituted.
It would make mandatory many toy safety standards that are now voluntary and as part of that change require that toys be tested in compliance with a comprehensive set of rules.
It's exciting!" In a follow-up e-mail message, Mr. Vecchiarello noted that Bank of America was merely following the Uniform Commercial Code, a comprehensive set of rules that cover most aspects of commercial law.
Governments should therefore include a comprehensive set of rules regarding a wide range of aspects ensuring that the deployed system works reliably in all environmental conditions and mitigates negative external effects (e.g. light pollution).
Altogether this paper, for the first time, correlates technical architectures for using mobile devices at the workplace with technical measures to assure data security and compliance according to a comprehensive set of rules.
